Stuart Mogul

Written in collaboration by a foot surgeon and a beauty expert, 'Perfect Feet' is a straight to the point kind of manual offering tips and advices for healthily caring for your feet.

There's a whole chapter dedicated to the main foot ailments and conditions, all described alongside various remedies to both prevent and treat them. It's good, but contains nothing that cannot be found using Google or common sense, and so it's difficult to see the point. There is, above all, a whole chapter show more embracing homeopathic treatments and tips, and that's where I have lost it. Homeopathy is just modern quackery, and I don't give it two hoots of credibility! Useless? Nope! Just discard any supposed medicinal or therapeutic virtues attributed to such snake oils, and instead use the ideas offered for foot baths as creative ways to pamper for your partner... That should do, but is it enough to worth the whole book? Considering it's ridiculously slim on massage, pedicure, and choosing shoes, I think you can clearly do without it! Why get this, when you can find it all on Google or using common sense?

If anything, get Hand & Foot Massage: The At-Home Massage Class to Stimulate Circulation, Increase Mobility and Relieve Pain by Mary Atkinson; also peppered with alternative medicine silliness, but far more comprehensive when it comes to pampering. show less